IC-Module Two Evaluation

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1. Question
Listening mindfully to feedback allows you to minimize the tendency to engage in which of the following behaviors?
- a) Arguing to get your point across in letting people know they do not know any better
- b) Blaming to make sure people know that they too participated in bringing forth your negative behaviors
- c) Defending your actions by pointing to events and people responsible for why you behaved negatively
- d) Avoiding so that they don’t get a chance to share with you what they think of you.
- e) A, B, and C
- f) B, C, and D
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2. Question
To minimize your tendency to defend your negative behaviors, it is recommended that you engage in four behaviors. Which one is not part of these behaviors?
- a) Acknowledge efforts
- b) Summarize your understanding
- c) Express gratitude
- d) Take responsibility
- e) Provide reassurances that you will not engage in those behaviors again
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What is the purpose for “taking responsibility” when it comes to receiving feedback from others?
- a) Let the other person know that the next time they fail you, you will let them know as well
- b) Be able to track your behaviors and evolution
- c) Send a clear measure that you take ownership for the impact of your behaviors, and find ways to minimize what was experienced as negative.
- d) Know what works and what doesn’t work for the person
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4. Question
When you summarize your understanding of feedback, you would engage in which of the following behaviors?
- a) You reintegrate what you felt was most important to the person as it relates to how they were impacted by your behavior.
- b) You listen for alignment as you share your understanding
- c) You add information that you feel is missing to explain your behaviors
- d) You confirm your understanding by asking the person
- e) A, C, & D
- f) A B, & D
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